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Student demand for delicious, healthy, and cruelty-free vegan foods is bigger than ever, and the colleges and universities in this year's Favorite Vegan-Friendly College contest have made the grade. Not only did all the schools earn an A on peta2's Vegan Report Card, they're also role models for how vegan food should be done!

Now the ball is in YOUR court—we need you to vote for your favorite schools. This is the final round, and the schools with the most votes will be named the winners, so get voting! Round four ends on April 1.

Few Ivy League schools can contend with Yale's scholarly pursuits toward deliciousness. This legendary university keeps its students on target with its many vegan offerings. Most valuable entrée: Vegan chicken piccata.

A total revamp of Arizona State's dining program is what earned this school a spot on the list. After more than 2,000 students signed a petition asking for vegan options, the university committed to opening a vegan station in each dining location at each of its four campuses.

Rochester is back on the list this year, thanks to the hard work of the Student Association of Vegan and Vegetarian Youth, which works with the school to create comprehensive lists of what is and isn't vegan on campus and pushes for more options in each dining location.

OKCU is a real star, with the nation's first raw vegan concept station. Inspired by Mean Greens Café at the University of North Texas, this eatery provides students with delicious, healthy food. Most valuable entrée: Raw apple pie.

Is your school nominated? Help them get votes by downloading these promo images and spreading the word!

Which schools win in each round will be determined by votes cast on the site during each of the four voting rounds. Voters can vote for only one small school and one large in each round. See the complete contest details for more information on the voting process.